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Hey guys, I'm having serious issues getting my router to work with IL-2/HL. I've tried pretty much everything so I'm about to break down and just buy a new one. Right now I just have to plug in directly to my modem which means the other 3 people on the network can't use the internet, which restricts me to playing at 3 in the morning
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Nine people have viewed and none have a router? Cmon guys, I just don't want to buy another one that doesn't work.
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Well I have a Netgear DG834GT (802.11G rated, ADSL combined modem-router), its about 3 years old, never been a problem.
Pretty easy to set up firewall rules if you want to run multiplayer as the server in il2. Runs fairly hot on top, but its on all the time, wireless range is average I'd say, if that's something you may use, depends on where in the house you are, thick walls or kitchen appliances 'en route' affect it the most, and distance of course. I'm connected by cat5 on my gaming PC so not a worry for me. There's probably a 'N' version now with better range. Can't tell you if the newer models are as good build/reliable, check the comments on Amazon, for starters, but certainly their menus within the router setup, diagnostics, wireless settings and firewall rules are all pretty starightforward. Hope this helps, not exactly loaded with info I know. ![]() |
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I use a Linksys Wireless-G Broadband Router (WRT54G), and it works great. I advise against connecting directly to the modem, unless you want to get hacked, or get a virus. If your going to connect directly to the modem, make sure you enable Windows Firewall!.
Update the routers 'firmware' whenever you get a new one. http://www.linksysbycisco.com/CA/en/home Last edited by F4U Corsair; 02-21-2010 at 04:27 AM. |
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I have a Linksys... 4 port, wireless G... can't remember the model number but it's a fine router. A quick tour of the review sites will probably reveal that most routers have some duds out of the box but that most of them are pretty good. The super fancy ones often aren't worth the money in my opinion.
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Be assured that even with a super router the problem is that the capacity of the line is divided to more than 1 user.
If one of the other users is downloading something your ping will rise.
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Depending on what country you are located in and what speed your connection runs at.
Speedtouch 585 will cover most speeds and is an easy router to use and setup. Also combined with a Telnet program from http://dmt.mhilfe.de You can manually adjust you modem settings with your isp. It comes with English gui option in the program. Last edited by KG26_Alpha; 02-21-2010 at 10:39 AM. |
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OP, what is the problem you are having? Bad latency, or inability to connect to servers? |
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You heed to forward the following ports to your PC: IL2: 21000-21000 UDP&TCP HL : 20999-20999 UDP HL : 1698-1708 TCP TS : 8767-8767 UDP If all that fails consider this site. This program is pretty good.. don't ask me why it works sometimes when manually forwarding the ports doesn't.. but it does. Last edited by Bearcat; 02-21-2010 at 11:58 PM. |
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